About Mini Golf on Suvi
This page opens straight into a round of mini golf against the computer. Six holes, each played out in turn: you putt until your ball drops, then the computer does the same, and the lowest total after six holes wins. Easy plays for fun and misjudges its putts; Medium plays a fair round; Hard reads every bank and rarely three-putts. Pull back on the course and let go to putt; a short line shows your aim and a bar shows the power. A hint shows the line the Hard computer would take, your record at each level is kept on this device, and a round left half-way is waiting when you come back. Want a person instead? Two can share one phone, or send a friend a link.
How to play
- Press on the course, pull back like a catapult and let go: the ball goes the opposite way to your pull.
- The further you pull, the harder the putt. A short line shows your aim and a bar shows the power.
- Play the hole out: putt again from wherever the ball stops until it drops in the cup.
- Water puts your ball back where it was, plus a stroke. Sand slows it right down; arrows show a slope's push.
- After six holes, the lowest total wins. Each hole's strokes go on the scorecard.
Controls
On a phone or tablet: Press anywhere on the course, pull back, and let go to putt. The power bar shows how hard.
On a desktop: Drag back with the mouse and let go, or use the arrow keys (left and right to aim, up and down for power) and Space to putt. H asks for a hint.
Tips
- Pace beats power: a ball that would roll a little past the hole drops; one that would roll a long way past doesn't.
- Walls are your friend. On the dogleg, bank off the cut corner instead of going the long way round.
- On the slope, aim uphill of the cup and let the push bring it round.
- At the bridge, there's no shame in laying up: a short putt to line up, then straight through.
- Stuck? A hint shows the line the Hard computer would take, and tells you how hard to hit it.
Questions
- Is this mini golf or crazy golf?
- Both: it's the same game. Crazy golf is the usual name in the UK, mini golf in most other places. Six holes of putting, with walls, obstacles and a windmill.
- What happens if I can't get it in?
- After six strokes on a hole your ball is picked up and you score 7 for that hole, so nobody is stuck on one hole for ever.
- How good is the computer?
- Easy misjudges its putts and finds the water now and then; Medium plays about par; Hard reads the banks and slopes and usually two-putts. All three miss like people do, so every round is different.
- Can two people play on one phone?
- Yes. Choose Two players: each of you plays the hole out in turn, then the other player goes first on the next hole.
- Can I play a friend online?
- Yes: choose With a friend and send the link. You each putt on your own phone and see the other ball roll.
- Is it free?
- Yes, every game, with no account and nothing to download.
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Who made it
Mini Golf is a Suvi Original, written and tested by Brasslight Games. Every puzzle is generated and checked by our own tools; nothing is copied from another site.